The match-3 genre is back, only this time with a fruity twist. Brought to you by Alawar Entertainment, Alice and the Magic Gardens is a delicious new videogame that offers hours of sweet match-3 fun to fans of all ages.
DHGF: Despite the horrendous plot, the game puts a nice spin on a genre that can get pretty tired out. It’s easy and fun enough to play, and for what it is, it seems like it’d be a decent deal. This game is going to be most useful for those who aren’t looking for a terribly involved game or are tired of older Match 3 games. The added level of unlocking fruit makes the game more challenging, sometimes in a frustrating way, but never so bad that it’s impossible to move forward.
With the bright graphics and charming story, Alice and the Magic Gardens is a wonderful game to play with your children and grandchildren. After a while, it does get a little boring for adults and the challenges aren’t that great, but I think that’s what makes it perfect for little ones to get involved.
Who would have thought saving the world would involve so much fruit? Read our review to see if Alice and the Magic Gardens is a fruit smoothie or a gone-off plum.
